Aquila maintains a growing regional operating platform supported by local leadership, fleet resources, experienced personnel, and redundant 24/7 dispatch. Transportation availability and service models vary by state, program, and agreement.
Aquila’s footprint spans Colorado, Wyoming, North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Tennessee. Across this region, Aquila maintains varying combinations of personnel, supervision, vehicles, offices, client relationships, and operational knowledge.
Behavioral health and specialty transportation is currently concentrated in Colorado, with comparable specialized transportation services in Wyoming, Nebraska, and Tennessee. Other Aquila markets provide established operating presence that may support future transportation programs, subject to applicable requirements and agreement.
Aquila currently maintains operations in each highlighted state.
Service scope differs by market and may include behavioral health, secure, youth, medical-adjacent, competency-related, or other specialized transportation.
Aquila’s primary transportation market, supported by established behavioral health and secure transport experience, statewide operations, regional offices, a substantial fleet, 24/7 dispatch, and separate ambulance capability through Aquila Medical Services.
(720) 507-3500 →Active Aquila operations and related specialized transportation experience supporting public-sector, secure, youth, institutional, rural, and long-distance service environments.
(307) 419-5300 →Active Aquila operations and related transportation capability supporting youth, institutional, public-sector, event, and specialized service requirements.
(402) 741-3500 →Active regional operations with behavioral health and related specialized transportation experience, supported by Aquila's redundant 24/7 dispatch centers in Denver and Nashville.
(423) 858-3500 →These markets currently maintain Aquila operations outside the Specialty Transport service line. Transportation programs may be developed only after applicable operational, contractual, regulatory, staffing, fleet, and training requirements are satisfied.
Established Aquila operations and regional experience across metropolitan, rural, frontier, public-facing, and transportation-adjacent environments.
(701) 620-3500 →Established Aquila operations and an active in-state presence, supported by the broader regional platform and centralized operational infrastructure.
(316) 348-5300 →Established Aquila operations and regional market presence supporting continued organizational growth and cross-state service coordination.
(539) 306-9200 →Regional coverage requires more than placing vehicles on a map. Aquila combines demand planning, staged resources, centralized dispatch, backup communications, fleet contingencies, flexible staffing, cross-region supervision, and controlled service recovery.
Aquila’s Denver and Nashville dispatch centers operate 24/7/365 and can provide backup or overflow support for one another during volume spikes, severe weather, staffing disruption, evacuation, or technology issues.
These numbers connect callers with Aquila regional operations. They are not represented as emergency lines or universal live transport-dispatch numbers. Service availability and referral procedures vary.
No. Aquila’s service lines, active contracts, staffing, fleet, referral pathways, and regulatory requirements vary by state and program. Contact the regional team for current availability.
Yes. Aquila evaluates program scope, demand, legal requirements, payer or contracting structure, staffing, fleet, training, dispatch, and implementation needs before launching service.
Where legally and operationally appropriate, Aquila can coordinate leadership, dispatch, fleet, training, recruitment, and continuity resources across regions.
No. The regional numbers are for Aquila operations and program information. Anyone facing immediate danger or a medical emergency should call 911.
